3rd Shared Services in Higher Education

SSON’s 2018 Shared Services for Higher Education conference brings together shared services leaders across all functions and maturity levels at institutes for higher learning to address opportunities and challenges in implementing and sustaining a SSO.  The event will explore tools and strategies to address the war on talent, continuous improvements (CI), maximize employee productivity, and reduce operational costs — a roadmap of best practices, successes and lessons learned.

Chazey Partners is proud to be the partner and sponsor of the event this year again. We will be leading a two-hour long workshop which offers you strategic approaches, actionable tips, interactive discussions and recent case studies.

8:30am – 10:15am, April 23^rd, Monday, WORKSHOP A

DEVELOPING A SOUND, PERSUASIVE EVIDENCE-DRIVEN BUSINESS CASE FOR YOUR SHARED SERVICES START UPAND CONTINUED SUCCESS

While the private sector has been reaping the cost-savings rewards of shared services for decades, many higher education institutions are still skeptical on whether or not this model will work for them. If you are considering implementing a SSO, it is crucial that you understand how to develop a dynamic business case to secure buy-in from faculty and employees—to ensure that your shared services initiative doesn’t fail before implementation or during expansion.

Join us at this workshop to understand:

• Methodology for conducting a value assessment
• How that value assessment can be used to develop a SS roadmap or modify the existing plan
• Prioritizing the service delivery opportunity areas
• Is it ever too late to create a business case
• If you have already developed a business case when should you go back to review

Presenter:

• Phil Searle, Founder & CEO, Chazey Partners

For more details about the event, please visit the event website

MORE INFORMATION ON BUSINESS CASE

• Chazey Partners’ Business Case solution
• 7 Pointers to a Successful Business Case
• Why Shared Services often still Falters at the Gate?